Convenience Stores in Beulaville, NC

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  1. 114 S Jackson St, Beulaville NC 28518

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “You know as long as your gas station has the things you need and it's clean then you are good to go. This one has everything except for like a roller grill type deal for foods but it is a smaller speedway so that is okay it has a coffee and drink machines so that is great and everything else is here as well. It's good to stop by on the way through”

  2. 113 East Main Street, Beulaville NC 28518

    3 Average 7 reviews

  3. 303 S Jackson St, Beulaville NC 28518

    3 Average 2 reviews

    “I went in there to get a drink and piece of candy, it was very easy to find what I was looking for and the staff on duty was helpful and nice. Would definitely recommend for a quick stop if you need gas or want some snacks for the road.?”

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  5. 115 W Main St, Beulaville NC 28518

    2.4 Poor 34 reviews

    “I went to pick up a prescription at Walgreens in Beulaville NC. When I walked in the store was very clean. While on my way back to the pharmacy I walked past a couple of employees and they asked how my day was going & asked if they could help me with finding anything. I told them I was picking up a prescription. They made sure that I was heading in the right direction and said for me to have a wonderful rest of my day. I had been having a very stressful day but the way everyone spoke to me made my day seem to get a little brighter. When I got to the pharmacy counter I had some concerns about the medication that I was picking up and immediately the clerk called Charles the pharmacist over & let him know that I had some questions about my medication. Charles answered all my questions. I highly recommend Walgreens in Beulaville for all your pharmaceutical needs! Two thumbs up!”

  6. 303 N Jackson St, Beulaville NC 28518

    1 Poor 5 reviews

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